Japanese insurers’ face US$165m claims for Tianjin blasts
September 24 2015 by InsuranceAsia News-
Hong Kong’s national security law eases US$100m political violence concerns
- April 18
The new law has lowered concerns of exposure to another event akin to the 2019 protest, still (re)insurers haven't relaxed underwriting considerations.
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LeapFrog Investments taps Indonesia’s reform opportunities with full-stack insurtech
- April 12
The insurance-focused investor believes that the winners in South-East Asia’s largest digital economy will be those that can steer away from an asset-light broking model, as it backs insurtech PasarPolis in ramping up its underwriting capability.
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MSIG Hong Kong promotes Shujiro Suzuki as deputy CEO
- April 11
Suzuki succeeds Hideaki Amasaki, who has started a new role as general manager of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance’s international business department in Tokyo.
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India’s FY2024 non-life sector GWP up 13% as motor, health buoy growth
- April 10
Gross direct premiums for all Indian non-life insurers in 2023-24 increased to US$34.8bn, according to the latest data released by the General Insurance Council of India.
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